News and Events

To enroll at Nova, students much first attend an orientation.  The orientation runs from 9 am-11:30 am.  Students meet with Nova students, attend classes, and participate in a debrief with the principal.  This gives students an opportunity to learn about Nova first hand and experience the type of teaching and learning that takes place within our school.  Following the orientation, if a student and family chooses to attend Nova, they must go to the Seattle Public Schools enrollment center at the John Stanford Center to enroll or transfer into Nova. The John Stanford Center is located at 2445  3^rd Avenue South.

Prospective Students: Fall 2013

• If a middle school student is interested in attending Nova, orientations will begin in late December and continue through January and February 2013. 

• Current high school students who are interested in transferring to Nova in Fall 2013 need to attend an orientation during the same time period as middle school students.

Transfer Students: 2^nd Semester 2012-13

• Current high school students who are interested in transferring to Nova at the start of second semester, which starts February 4, 2013, need to attend an orientation during November or December 2012 or January 2013.

Sign-up For an Orientation

To sign-up for an orientation, please call Nova’s office at 206/252-3500 and leave a message with the name of the student and a phone where we can call to set up an orientation date.

Tours

Daytime tours and an evening tour will be available starting January, 2013. 

 

Day Tours from 1 - 2 pm will be offered on the following days:

·         Thursday, January 17, 2013

·         Thursday, February 21, 2013

·         Tuesday, March 5, 2013

 

Evening Tour, 6-7 pm:

·         Thursday, February 7, 2013

 

Two Nova poets, Raven and Dont'e, competed in this year's Youth Speaks Seattle Grand Slam, and won spots on the team representing Seattle at the 2012 Brave New Voices festival in San Francisco! In addition to having shared stages with award-winning, nationally-recognized poets, these students continue to write and perform locally. They are now also featured in this Alliance For Education web article:

http://www.alliance4ed.org/news/DonteandRaven.asp